Court of Appeals of Kentucky October 5, 1843 (Henley v. Stemmons)

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United States · · · 05-10-1843

Chief Justice Ewihg

delivered the opinion of the Court.

Helm, as Commissioner under a decree of the Lincoln Circuit Court, sold a house and lots as the property of Wheat, in Stanford, and Withers became the purchaser, and executed bond for $530, the last payment, with Henley as his surety, and took Helm’s bond for a conveyance ; Withers sold the house and lots to Stemmons, and gave his bond for a

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